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M. P. Martinetti 12/16/2011 - p. 2 AFT Career Development Grant October, 2004 What Works in Behavioral Economics: Practical and Policy Issues (Philadelphia, PA) Mini-Grants, School of Culture and Society, TCNJ Spring, 2010 Spring, 2009 Spring, 2008 Spring, 2007 Spring, 2006 Spring, 2005 Spring, 2004 SOSA Reassigned Time (3 hrs annually), TCNJ 2010-2012 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 Summer Undergraduate Research Program, TCNJ (Emily Bisen-Hersh, Jessica Holster) Summer, 2006 (Emily Lowery, Zeeshan Khan) Summer, 2005 PUBLICATIONS (TCNJ students are underlined) Martinetti, M. P., Leynes, P. A., Medvecky, C., Benson, A., & Paul, E. L. (2009). Undergraduate research teams: Creating a vertical infrastructure to increase participation. In M. K. Boyd and J. L. Wesemann (eds.) Broadening participation in undergraduate research: fostering excellence and enhancing the impact, pp. 227-229. Washington, DC: Council on Undergraduate Research. This refereed publication describes the Lab Learning (PSY 390/492) course developed in the Psychology Department at TCNJ. This paper was a collaborative effort among two of my colleagues, Dr. Andrew Leynes and Dr. Beth Paul, and two of my former students, Chris Medvecky and Amy Benson. Chris and Amy prepared the first draft of the piece, but this draft was substantially revised by me (40%), Andy Leynes (30%) and Beth Paul (30%). The piece was published in a book describing ways in which institutions can increase undergraduate involvement in research. Our contribution was one of several selected from a large pool of submissions from authors at other primarily undergraduate institutions. Martinetti, M. P., Khan, Z. & Lewis, M. J. (2007). Matching law analyses of ethanol and sucrose consumption in alcohol-preferring (P), non-preferring (NP) and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 31(8), 1338-1348. ACER is the top interdisciplinary journal in the field of alcohol research. It includes both basic and applied research and therefore has a very wide readership. According to its website, ACER‟s current impact factor is 2.933. The ISI Journal Citations Reports (JCR) ranking in 2006 was 3/8 in the substance abuse category. Its rejection rate during the past
M. P. Martinetti 12/16/2011 - p. 3 year was 38%. This manuscript describes data collected at Temple University in collaboration with Michael Lewis. Zeeshan Khan (‟06 Psychology and Biology) participated in the 2005 Summer Undergraduate Research Program at TCNJ and earned co-authorship on this paper. My contributions to this paper comprised 90% of the writing as this paper describes my dissertation research. Martinetti, M. P., Lowery, E., Vona, S., Wichnick A., Adler, R. & Finch, D. (2006). Limitedaccess consumption of ascending ethanol concentrations in alcohol-preferring (P), nonpreferring (NP), and Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 30, 836-843. As noted above, ACER‟s impact factor is 2.933 and the JCR ranking in 2006 was 3/8 in the substance abuse category. This paper describes an experiment conducted entirely in the Alcohol Lab at TCNJ and includes five student co-authors. The second author, Emily Lowery, participated in the 2005 Summer Undergraduate Research Program at TCNJ, and earned authorship on the publication in her senior year at TCNJ. The other authors are TCNJ alums who contributed to the paper while they were students in my lab. My contributions comprised 75% of the writing, Emily‟s contributions comprised 15%, and the remaining 10% was equally distributed among the other four co-authors. Spiga, R., Martinetti, M. P., Meisch, R. A., Cowan, K., & Hursh, S. (2005). Methadone and nicotine self-administration in humans: A behavioral economic analysis. Psychopharmacology, 178, 223-231. Psychopharmacology, published by Springer-Verlag, is one of the premier journals for behavioral pharmacology research. This journal has an impact factor of 3.146 (JCR, 2004) and received a percentile rank within the discipline of 86% in 2002 (http://mdl.ipc.pku.edu.cn/pdf/jcr-2002). The above paper describes the results of a study conducted by Ralph Spiga at the University of Texas at Houston. After accepting a faculty position at Temple University and serving on my dissertation committee, Ralph asked me to co-author this paper with him. Ralph is a renowned behavioral pharmacologist, has done both human and non-human animal work, and is an expert in behavioral economic studies of drug abuse. I provided 40% of the writing, and made substantial contributions to the data analyses and graphing. N.B. The gap in publications between these years exists for two reasons: 1) I was employed as temporary faculty for two years at TCNJ (2000-2002, full-time for one year and ¾-time for the second year) before beginning the tenure-track position and thus, I did not have a laboratory during this time. 2) I did not receive laboratory space until the end of my first tenure-track year, and then waited several months to obtain animal caging and other supplies before I could begin my research program. Thus, it took several years before my laboratory was established and enough data could be collected to begin producing published work. Martinetti, M. P., Andrzejewski, M. E., Hineline, P. N., & Lewis, M. J. (2000). Ethanol consumption and the matching law: A choice analysis using a limited access paradigm. Journal of Experimental and Clinical Psychopharmacology, 8(3), 395-403.
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